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Yarn Bombing
October 7th, 2013 11:01 PMYarn graffiti took off in 2005 with the foundation of Knitta Please, a Houston-based art collective devoted to cloaking outdoor objects with knitted and crocheted patches.
Telekinetic Rage Coffee Shop Prank
October 7th, 2013 10:00 PM
This viral marketing stunt for the upcoming remake of the 1976 horror film Carrie features a clever prank in which an angry woman uses her telekinetic powers in a New York City coffee shop.
2013 NYC Motorcycle Attack
October 7th, 2013 9:28 PMHelmet camera footage of a group of motorcyclists being struck by an SUV on the West Side Highway in New York has gone viral after being distributed on the video-sharing site LiveLeak.
Banksy Parodies Syrian Rebel Videos
October 7th, 2013 8:30 PM
Yesterday, street artist Banksy shared this parody of clips uploaded by Syrian rebels shooting down the cartoon elephant Dumbo as the sixth piece of his New York City residency.
This Maze Took 7 Years in The Making
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Yarn Bombing
Yarn graffiti took off in 2005 with the foundation of Knitta Please, a Houston-based art collective devoted to cloaking outdoor objects with knitted and crocheted patches.
2013 NYC Motorcycle Attack
Helmet camera footage of a group of motorcyclists being struck by an SUV on the West Side Highway in New York has gone viral after being distributed on the video-sharing site LiveLeak.
